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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
7
Unusual activity among inventors centers on adding machines and improving automatic calculations. The census office electric computers show high accuracy, while many devices for computation proliferate nationwide. Inventors seek machines that prevent errors, with key designs featuring unit keys, total number wheels, and ink printing.
A family favorite dessert suggestion promotes Jell O as quick to prepare in two minutes no boiling or baking required. Add boiling water and let cool with flavors listed Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry advertised as a healthful choice at grocers for 10 cents.
A Chicago Post remark notes the irony of current war coverage. It contrasts predictions of a deadly next war forcing universal peace with present realities, calling the situation absurdly incongruous when reflected upon.
A lighthearted exchange sparks a playful row as a blond hat on a coat prompts a sharp remark about hair color in a Boston Traveler column. The banter reflects social chatter and fashion flair of the era.
The essay warns new hunters to purchase rifles early and practice in a quiet spot to learn their weapon’s quirks before venturing into Maine woods. It notes many with new rifles hunt without safety and could harm moose or people, stressing caution.
A vintage advertisement promotes Grain O as a coffee substitute for children. It claims Grain O is made from pure grains, tastes like coffee when prepared properly, and costs about a quarter as much. Available at grocers for 15c and 25c.
On the lagoon’s south bank near the government building, work on the ten acres for the Six Nations exhibit continues. Three Tonawanda Seneca workers restore the old log cabin for Nancy Johnson, a 120-year-old Seneca woman living on the Tonawanda reservation, whose cabin will be moved to exposition grounds. The structure dates back to post Revolutionary War times, with beech logs polished by age and elm bark thatched roof. Thanksgiving day across the territories, including the Philippines, Hawaii, Cuba, and Puerto Rico, will be observed with full honors under the American flag. Last year a turkey shortage was noted. this year shipments to Manila and Cuba aim to prevent it.
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